Did NBC, a "reliable liberal news scource" scrap the story  to protect the 
Clintons.....why do it in the first place....the rape allegation  was news 
to me...put the story out there and let the public decide rather then  some 
corporate insiders....just an other example of the two different standards  
of behavior one for ordinary people, from corporate executives to office  
clerks who would have been fired and were FIRED for doing what Billy did  and 
another standard for the Clinton's absolving them of their  behaviors..... as 
Yul Brnyer commented in the "King and I".....what a  puzzlement!?
 
 
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http://dailycaller.com/2016/01/15/nbc-scrapped-story-about-bill-clinton-rape
-accuser-because-she-didnt-have-anything-new-to-say/ 
NBC Scrapped Story  About Bill Clinton Rape Accuser Because She Didn’t Have 
‘Anything New’ To  Say
 (http://dailycaller.com/author/chuck-ross/) _Chuck Ross_ 
(http://dailycaller.com/author/chuck-ross/)  
 
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NBC News journalists —  including veteran reporter Andrea Mitchell — 
conducted interviews last week  with Juanita Broaddrick, the Arkansas woman who 
says Bill Clinton raped her in  1978, but decided not to go forward with a 
story, claiming that there was not  “anything new” to report. 
“When Juanita  Broaddrick went public last week, NBC News sent an associate 
producer to  Arkansas to see if there was anything new in her story. We 
established there  was not, and decided not to pursue it any further,” an NBC 
spokesperson _told BuzzFeed News_ 
(http://www.buzzfeed.com/kyleblaine/bill-clinton-accuser-juanita-broaddrick-people-are-more-read#.nr336wDG9)
 . 
Broaddrick, a  73-year-old retired nursing home administrator, spoke out on 
Twitter last  Wednesday after 17 years of silence about the alleged  rape. 
“I was 35 years old  when Bill Clinton, Ark. Attorney General raped me and 
Hillary tried to silence  me. I am now 73…. it never goes away,” Broaddrick 
wrote in a tweet that has  been shared 13,000 times. 
Broaddrick, who is one  of numerous women who have accused Clinton of 
sexual violence or harassment  over the years, had first talked publicly about 
the 1978 incident in a 1999  interview with NBC’s “Dateline.” She said during 
that interview that she met  Clinton when she went to volunteer at the 
Little Rock headquarters of his  gubernatorial campaign. She said she and 
Clinton later met for coffee at a  hotel where she was staying but that the 
politician asked to carry on their  discussion in her room. There, Broaddrick 
says 
Clinton raped  her. 
When Broaddrick resurfaced last  week, NBC approached her, seemingly 
enthusiastic about airing her  story. Andrea Mitchell, who hosts a daytime show 
on 
MSNBC, called  Broaddrick. That was followed up with a call from a producer 
who later  traveled to Van Buren, Ark. to negotiate an on-camera interview, 
BuzzFeed  first reported. 
Broaddrick told The  Daily Caller that during her conversation with 
Mitchell, the veteran reporter  mentioned wanting to get a camera crew to 
Arkansas 
to film an interview. But  she also recorded their phone interview which 
Broaddrick says Mitchell “really  wanted…for evening news.” 
After that, the  producer called Broaddrick saying that she would be flying 
to Arkansas and  hoped to meet for coffee to discuss another  interview. 
Broaddrick initially  declined the request and referred the producer to the 
1999 “Dateline”  segment. 
But as emails obtained  by TheDC show, the producer was persistent about 
meeting with Broaddrick and  said she was “passionate” about her story. 
“I do think there is  something extremely important in your decision to 
tweet today in this  particular political climate,” the producer said, adding 
later that she was  part of “a new generation of NBC here who has the 
opportunity to meet  someone who’s [sic] story is one I am passionate  about!” 
It is unclear why that  passion did not translate into a news segment about 
Broaddrick’s allegations.  NBC did not respond to TheDC’s request for 
comment. 
As many observers have  pointed out, while Broaddrick’s story is not new in 
the sense that it has  never been covered, it is information that is still 
unknown to a whole new  generation of potential voters who were not around 
during the sex scandals of  the Bill Clinton presidency. That awareness gap 
is especially important  because younger Americans tend to take sexual 
assault accusations more  seriously. 
While many Clinton  defenders have said that the actions of Bill Clinton 
should not reflect on his  wife, the former secretary of state has spoken out 
in support of sexual  assault victims in order to bolster support for her  
campaign. 
“Every survivor of  sexual assault deserves to be heard, believed, and 
supported,” Clinton tweeted  in November. 
“I hate to say it, but  I think a lot of it has to do so recently with the 
Bill Cosby thing. I just  think it’s a different environment. I think people 
are more ready to believe  victims,” Broaddrick told Buzzfeed. 
Broaddrick also  said that when she talked to Mitchell, the journalist only 
seemed interested  in an encounter Broaddrick had with Hillary Clinton 
several weeks after the  alleged rape in 1978. 
“She asked me about my  meeting with Mrs. Clinton in 1978. That’s the only 
thing she was interested  in,” Broaddrick told BuzzFeed. “She didn’t want 
to go into anything else. And  when I told her, she seemed she was being 
very defensive of Mrs.  Clinton.” 
Broaddrick has claimed  that she believes Clinton attempted to silence her 
at a small campaign  fundraiser in Little Rock shortly after the alleged 
hotel  assault. 
“I just want you to  know how much Bill and I appreciate what you do for 
him,” Broaddrick claims  Hillary Clinton told her. Broaddrick says Clinton 
held onto her hand and  repeated the comment. “Do you understand? Everything 
that you do,”  Clinton said, according to Broaddrick, who has said she 
attended the  function because she was in denial about the attack at the  time. 
In their conversation  last week, Broaddrick says Mitchell asked her of her 
encounter with Hillary  Clinton: “How do you know what she meant?” 
“You had to have been  there. I knew what Mrs. Clinton was trying to say,” 
Broaddrick says she told  Mitchell. 
“I really felt bad  with how she was questioning me, she wanted to know 
what I thought and then  right in the middle of it to question my sincerity,” 
Broaddrick told BuzzFeed.  “That hurt my feelings.” 
Broaddrick says that  she is “really surprised” that NBC scrapped coverage 
of her story on the  grounds that she has nothing new to offer. 
“I never said I had  anything new to offer. What I said on Twitter is what 
I said in 1999,”  Broaddrick told Buzzfeed. 
“After chasing me for  a few days, then to say I had nothing new to offer. 
I was just shocked,” she  added. 
NBC’s apparent  decision to spike its coverage of Broaddrick’s story is 
not a surprise given  how the mainstream media has acted to protect Bill 
Clinton in the past from  accusations of sexual impropriety. 
In Jan. 1998, Newsweek  infamously spiked the story of Clinton’s affair 
with White House intern Monica  Lewinsky. Matt Drudge’s website, the Drudge 
Report, sparked a revolution in  conservative media when _he reported_ 
(http://www.drudgereportarchives.com/data/2002/01/17/20020117_175502_ml.htm)  
news 
of the affair and of Newsweek’s actions on  his website. 
There were also  rumblings that NBC sat on its 1999 “Dateline” interview 
with Broaddrick until  after the Senate voted on perjury and obstruction of 
justice charges against  Clinton. NBC’s Lisa Myers interviewed her on Jan. 
20, 1999. Clinton was  acquitted on Feb. 12, 1999. “Dateline” aired the 
Broaddrick piece on Feb. 24,  1999 only after the Wall Street Journal and 
Washington Post published articles  with Broaddrick’s claims. 
_She told the Observer in a 1999 interview_ 
(http://observer.com/1999/04/nbcs-vetting-of-juanita-broaddrick-clintons-accuser-discusses-agonizing-weeks-a
s-nbc-dragged-it-out/)  that the 35-day  wait from the time she gave the “
Dateline” interview until it aired was  “agonizing.” She also said she 
believed that the White House had put pressure  on NBC to spike the story. 


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